Al Franyo has been a die-hard fan and follower of lacrosse, especially at the high school and college levels, since the late-80s. He absolutely loves watching games, as well as talking and writing about the sport. On Facebook, he founded the College Lacrosse Discussion Page, which has well over 15,000 members, and helped found and runs the MIAA Lacrosse Discussion Page, which has nearly 5,000 members. The MIAA A Conference is one of the strongest, most competitive and exciting high school conferences in America. Three of his favorite topics include recruiting news about players making college commitments, programs taking the next steps under their respective head coaches, and programs that are so-called "sleepers" when it comes to being very good to great. Even with lacrosse growing at such a rapid pace, Franyo loves how it is still such a small, tight, and fun world. And, in many ways, it is its own culture. He began writing about his favorite sport for High School On SI in 2024.
Twitter: @alfranyo
As has been the case for years, there are currently many college lacrosse programs which have very solid recruiting pipelines with the MIAA, and have been quite
In the last piece of news here regarding an MIAA lacrosse player making a college commitment, it was mentioned that the next multiple recruiting announcements w
A former Navy assistant now leading Bryant continues a familiar recruiting pipeline — and Loyola Blakefield standout Brady Callahan is the latest beneficiary.
With multiple MIAA products already impacting the Bulldogs and more on the way, Yale’s connection to Maryland high school lacrosse continues to shape one of the Ivy League’s most consistent programs.
St. Mary’s standout Maddie Mitchell and Bryn Mawr’s Payton Van Zile join one of the nation’s premier women’s lacrosse program builders, adding fresh talent to a Navy squad poised for an even brighter future under Hall of Fame coach Cindy Timchal.
The 2026 standout adds to the historic MIAA–Washington College pipeline as he joins Coach John Nostrant’s rising Shoremen program on the Eastern Shore.
The St. Paul’s junior becomes the latest MIAA athlete to commit to a rising Wooster program led by head coach Eric Seideman, who has produced three straight winning seasons.